Italy's Oldest Man Dies Aged 112
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Vitantonio Lovallo, known by the nickname "Ziton", was considered the oldest man in Europe The post Italy: The oldest man in Europe has died - At what age had he reached appeared first on in.gr.
Vitantonio Lovallo, who held the title of the oldest man in Europe, has died at the age of 112, the mayor of Avigliano in the Basilicata region of southern Italy announced. Vitantonio Lovallo, known by his nickname “Giton”, was born in Avigliano on March 25, 1914, a few months before the outbreak of World War I. Even after turning a century old, he still tended his vineyard himself. “Aviliano has lost a piece of its history,” wrote the mayor, Gi…
Vitantonio Lovallo, najstariji muškarac u Europa, umro je u dobi od 112 godina, objavile su u srijedu vlasti u Aviglianu u južnoj talijanskoj regiji Basilicati. Ovaj bivši uzgajivač ovaca, koji je živio u gradiću istočno od Napulja, rođen je u […] Objava U dobi od 112 godina u južnoj Italiji die najstariji Europljanin pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
The oldest man in Europe is now Joaquim Varela from Portugal, who celebrated his 111th birthday in June.
In Italy, the oldest man in Europe died, he was 112 years old. <p>In Italy, 112-year-old Vitantonio Lovallo, a war veteran and farmer, died. The new oldest man in Europe is the Portuguese Joaquim Varela.</p>
The oldest resident of Italy, Vitantonio Lovello, left his life at the age of 112, wrote the newspaper Corriere della Sera. The man lived in Sarnelly, in the commune of Abillano in the southern region of Basilikata, passing on to RIA News. The Italian celebrated his last birthday on 25 March. Lovello was born in 1914. He worked as a shepherd and mule driver in his youth. During the Second World War, a man was recruited into the army and in 1943 …
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